Guardians work another walk-off win over Tigers
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The Cleveland Guardians and the Baltimore Orioles open a 3-game series Monday in Baltimore, Maryland. First pitch is scheduled for 1:35 p.m. ET.
The Cleveland Guardians are still trying to make a push to get into the playoffs, and these next few weeks will be important if they want to secure a spot. That means they may want to stay healthy, and they got some good news about Chase DeLauter,
Travis Bazzana has had a full 2026 season. He was promoted to the majors. He made an All-Star team. But he's also struggled for a few weeks.
The Orioles’ game on Monday afternoon against the Cleveland Guardians entered a brief delay after home plate umpire Chris Guccione took a foul tip off his mask in the second inning. Guccione exited the game after an evaluation from Orioles head athletic trainer Scott Barringer and was replaced behind the plate by first base umpire James Jean.
CLEVELAND — The Guardians and Tigers wrap up a four-game series Sunday, Set. 6 at Progressive Field. The Guardians won both games of a doubleheader via walk-off fashion on Sept. 4 but then dropped their game against Detroit Sept. 5 for their 15th loss via shutout this season.
Guardians sent RHP Carlos Hernández outright to Triple-A Columbus. Hernández allowed two runs over three innings during a pair of relief outings for Cleveland after being called up at the start of the month.
Coby Mayo homered twice and the Baltimore Orioles snapped a six-game losing streak by defeating the visiting Cleveland Guardians on Sept. 7.
For the first time since Aug. 19, 1984 — when the Clint Eastwood thriller “Tightrope” was the No. 1 movie in the country — Cleveland walked off both ends of a doubleheader. Two dramatic, had-to-have-’em wins, four hours and 39 minutes apart.